Bensenville public meetings in 2025
49 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Board of Trustees
The Bensenville Board of Trustees will consider an omnibus vote, approve a $4,217,954.68 warrant, and adopt several ordinances including a reduction of Class B liquor licenses, a police chief employment agreement, and a purchase agreement for 112 N Center St. The board will also authorize a $1,990,000 general‑obligation bond to fund the Sesame Street Special Service Area reconstruction. Additional items include approvals of public‑works contracts for river‑work dues, water‑tank hatch replacement, street‑light project change order, and painting of the Aquatic Center ceiling.
- Ordinance reducing Class B liquor licenses from seven to six
- Police Chief Employment Agreement approval
- Resolution accepting purchase and sale agreement for 112 N Center St
- Bond issuance of $1,990,000 for Sesame Street Special Service Area reconstruction (project cost $2,890,000)
- Resolution authorizing $12,429 for DuPage River/ Salt Creek Workgroup dues
Board of Trustees
The Board of Trustees will hold public hearings regarding the 2025 Annual Budget and the intent to sell up to $1,400,000 in Limited Tax General Obligation Bonds for capital projects. The board will also consider several special use permits and procurement contracts.
- Public hearing for 2025 Limited Tax General Obligation Bonds not to exceed $1,400,000
- Public hearing for the 2025 Annual Budget and Community Investment Plan
- Special use permits for 477 Thomas Dr. (motor vehicle repair) and 6 S Addison St. (vocational school)
- Procurement of copiers and printers up to $130,000 and computer technology up to $159,662
- Advisory referendum questions on a 1% local grocery sales tax and domestic pet licensing fees
Community Development Commission
The Community Development Commission will consider an amendment to the planned United Development that adds code departures for two hotels and a restaurant on Lots 2 and 3 of the Sexton Redevelopment. It will also review a special‑use permit application for motor‑vehicle repair and service at 1081 Entry Dr, a variation request for a ground‑mounted solar energy collection system at 1010 Foster Ave, and proposed text amendments to Title 10, Chapter 7 of the zoning ordinance. A report from Community and Economic Development will be presented before the meeting adjourns.
- Amendment to United Development for two hotels and a restaurant at Lots 2 & 3, Sexton Redevelopment
- Special Use Permit for motor‑vehicle repair/service at 1081 Entry Dr
- Variation for ground‑mounted solar energy collection system at 1010 Foster Ave
- Text amendments to Title 10, Chapter 7 (Uses) of the zoning ordinance
- Report from Community and Economic Development
Board of Trustees
The Bensenville Village Board will vote on an omnibus agenda that includes a $2,000,000 general‑obligation bond issuance for the Sesame Street Special Service Area. The meeting also contains multiple ordinance variations, resolutions for contract changes, and approvals for EV‑charging station contracts. Additional items cover camping regulations, kitchen‑food rules, and a school resource officer agreement.
- Ordinance granting fence‑yard variations at 141 Foley St and 201 Rose St
- Ordinance regulating camping in public places within the village
- Resolution authorizing a $36,232.32 decrease to the Senior and Community Center contract, setting the final cost at $993,298.11
- Resolution authorizing design‑build EV‑charging station contracts: $643,354 for Village Hall and $616,871 for Edge/Public Works
- Ordinance authorizing issuance of $2,000,000 general‑obligation bonds for the Sesame Street SSA project
Community Development Commission
The Community Development Commission will review several variation requests for fences, signage, and mechanical equipment. The body will also consider a special use permit for medium industrial use and review the 2024 Village Zoning Map.
- CDC Case 2024-01: Fence variation at 145 S Ellis Street
- CDC Case 2024-02: Outdoor storage and rooftop equipment variations at 700 Larsen Lane
- CDC Case 2024-03: Site plan review and special use permit (Medium Industrial) for 740 County Line Road
- CDC Case 2024-04: Electronic message sign variation at 500 W Jefferson Street
- Review of 2024 Village Zoning Map
Board of Trustees
The Bensenville Board of Trustees will consider a consent agenda containing 26 items, including an ordinance to increase the number of liquor licenses, water and sewer rate changes, and permits for Main Street parking. The board will also authorize contracts for road reconstruction projects on Eastview Avenue and Evergreen Street.
- Ordinance to increase liquor licenses from 12 to 13 for Gigi's Place
- Ordinance amending water and sewer rates
- Ordinance creating permit parking regulations on Main Street
- Resolution to authorize $249,714.82 for Eastview Avenue road reconstruction
- Resolution to authorize $353,487 for Evergreen Street reconstruction
Community Development Commission
The Community Development Commission meeting scheduled for May 7, 2024, has been cancelled. No actions were taken.
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole meeting scheduled for May 21, 2024, has been cancelled. The agenda included standard items such as public comment, department reports, and an executive session.
Special Board of Trustees
The Board of Trustees is meeting to discuss several public works contracts and the acquisition of real property from Bensenville Elementary School District Number 2. The agenda also includes multiple appointments to the Police Pension Board, Police Commission, and Community Development Commission.
- Purchase and Sale Agreement for real property at 917 West Hillside Drive
- Warrant for May 21, 2024, in the amount of $1,095,039.68
- Construction contract with Performance Pipelining, Inc. for sanitary sewer lining not to exceed $193,766
- Construction contract with Hard Rock Concrete Cutters, Inc. for sidewalk saw cutting not to exceed $19,684
- Purchase order for Rio Cloud Based Wastewater Software not to exceed $13,740
Board of Trustees
The Bensenville Village Board of Trustees meeting set for May 28, 2024 was cancelled. No agenda items were considered or voted on. All regular reports and executive‑session topics were therefore not addressed.
Community Development Commission
The Community Development Commission will review five items, including fence variations and a zoning map amendment for a commercial district. The body will also approve minutes from a previous meeting.
- Consideration of fence variations at 621 Grove Avenue and 807 Dennis Drive
- Consideration of a zoning map amendment for 1100 N Route 83
- Consideration of a Special Use Permit for motor vehicle repair at 500 Eastern Avenue
- Consideration of an amendment to a Planned Unit Development for an Athletic Dome at 1005 Commerce Court
- Approval of April 2, 2024 Community Development Commission Meeting Minutes
Committee of the Whole
The Village Board is discussing the elimination of resident vehicle sticker taxes and fees. The meeting includes a public hearing on two $600,000 grant requests for street lighting and watermain improvements.
- Proposed ordinance to eliminate annual vehicle sticker tax and licensing fees for residents
- Public hearing for $600,000 CDBG grants for residential street lighting and roadway/watermain improvements
- Variations for new daycare at 1347 Irving Park Rd and mixed-use development at 101 Main St
- Contract with Sport Court Midwest for Redmond Park basketball court refinishing for $132,900.00
- Change order for Crestbrook Subdivision Roadway Reconstruction increasing cost by $16,479.99
Community Development Commission
The Community Development Commission will discuss a new warehouse development and a Planned Unit Development amendment. The body is also reviewing a plat of consolidation for a property on Devon.
- CDC Case 2025-07: PUD amendment for motor vehicle repair/service at 904 W Irving Park Rd
- CDC Case 2025-08: Preliminary and Final Plat of Consolidation at 600-700 Devon
- CDC 2025-09: Variances for a new warehouse development at 1100 Tower Lane
Board of Trustees
The Village Board is meeting to discuss several public works infrastructure projects and code amendments. Key items include the elimination of resident dog license fees and multiple engineering and construction contracts for street reconstruction.
- Ordinance to eliminate the annual dog license fee for Village residents
- Phase II Design Engineering for Green Street Reconstruction STP Project: $654,238.35
- Phase II Design Engineering for Evergreen Street Reconstruction STP Project: $709,221
- Cured-in-Place-Pipe Sanitary Sewer Lining Project extension: $199,302.50
- Warrant for approval in the amount of $5,549,346.31
Board of Trustees
The Bensenville Board of Trustees will vote on a consent agenda that includes a tax increment financing redevelopment agreement for the property at 1301 West Irving Park Road. The agenda also contains an ordinance to increase Class E1 liquor licenses from 11 to 12 for La Poblanita, several resolutions authorizing purchase orders and contracts for village equipment and infrastructure, and a resolution to appropriate $300,000 of motor‑fuel‑tax funds for roadway maintenance. Additional items are the approval of the February 13, 2024 minutes, a $552,347.77 warrant, and a public hearing for the Snowplow Naming Contest winners.
- Tax Increment Financing Redevelopment Agreement for 1301 West Irving Park Road
- Ordinance increasing Class E1 liquor licenses to 12 for La Poblanita
- Resolution authorizing $95,668 purchase order for upgrades to the electronic message center sign
- Resolution authorizing $677,256 purchase order for public works and police vehicles
- Resolution appropriating $300,000 of motor‑fuel‑tax funds for roadway maintenance
Board of Trustees
The Board of Trustees is considering a Tax Increment Financing (TIF) redevelopment agreement for a 6-story residential and retail project. The board will also review a natural gas purchase agreement with Constellation Energy and a payment warrant of $1,631,967.40.
- TIF agreement with A & E Luxury Developments, LLC for 800 West Irving Park Road involving $976,272 in funds
- Warrant for payment in the amount of $1,631,967.40
- Natural Gas Purchase Agreement with Constellation Energy
- Construction contract for 2023 CDBG Browngate Subdivision Improvements to Acqua Contractors Corporation not to exceed $1,900,000
- Construction Engineering Services Agreement for Browngate Subdivision Improvements to Thomas Engineering Group, LLC not to exceed $216,188
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is discussing several infrastructure projects, including roadway reconstruction and building automation upgrades. The body is also considering changes to water and sewer rates and the adoption of the 2024 zoning map.
- Eastview Avenue Roadway Reconstruction Project contract for $249,714.82
- Evergreen Street Reconstruction STP Project design agreement for $353,487
- Replacement water meter register heads purchase for $224,775
- Senior and Community Center Project change order for $212,383.93
- Ordinance to amend water and sewer rates
Board of Trustees
The Village Board is reviewing construction and engineering contracts for the 2024 Residential Street Improvements Program. The meeting also includes a presentation regarding the donation of unclaimed police department bicycles to students.
- Construction contract for 2024 Residential Street Improvements Program with J.A. Johnson Paving Company not to exceed $1,139,869
- Engineering services agreement with Edwin Hancock Engineering Company for 2024 Residential Street Improvements not to exceed $120,720
- Warrant for April 09, 2024 in the amount of $1,209,002.51
- Donation of unclaimed bicycles from Bensenville Police Department to Bensenville School District No. 2
- Approval of March 26, 2024 Village Board Meeting minutes
Committee of the Whole
The Committee will consider an ordinance amending the Village Code to allow one more Class E1 liquor license, enabling Gigi's Place at 1203-1205 West Irving Park Road to obtain a license. The body will also review several special use permits, variations, and contract resolutions for public works and recreation projects. Items are being moved to a future Village Board meeting for final action.
- Ordinance to increase Class E1 liquor licenses to 13 for Gigi's Place
- Special Use Permit for a day care center at 1347 Irving Park Road
- Resolution authorizing $24,515 purchase order to Polydyne Inc. for polymer
- Resolution authorizing $123,300.30 purchase of an ice resurfacing machine
- Resolution authorizing $89,865.60 contract for 2024 pavement preventative maintenance
Board of Trustees
The Board of Trustees is reviewing several special use permits for day care and auto repair facilities. They are also considering various maintenance contracts for pavement, alleys, and park lighting, as well as a warrant for $969,601.44.
- Special Use Permits for Day Care Centers at 1347 Irving Park Road and 2 S Addison Street
- Contract with Corrective Asphalt Materials, LLC for 2024 Pavement Preventative Maintenance: $89,865.60
- Purchase of an ice resurfacing machine from Zamboni Company USA, Inc.: up to $123,300.30
- Sports field lighting replacement at Redmond Park via Quiet Light Solutions: up to $65,634.24
- Special Use Permit for Motor Vehicle Repair and/or Service at 211 Beeline Drive Unit 1
Community Development Commission
The Community Development Commission meeting scheduled for June 3, 2025, has been cancelled. No actions or discussions took place.
Community Development Commission
The Bensenville Community Development Commission will review five pending cases. These include variations for a monument sign at 1225 Devon Avenue, fence variations at 201 Rose Street, 303 E Washington Street, 141 Foley Street, and a proposed day‑care center at 1347 Irving Park Road. Commissioners will vote to approve or deny each request.
- CDC Case 2024-17 – variation for monument sign location, size, and wall sign quantity at 1225 Devon Avenue
- CDC Case 2024-18 – fence variation in corner side yard at 201 Rose Street
- CDC Case 2024-19 – fence height variation at 303 E Washington Street
- CDC Case 2024-20 – fence variation in corner side yard at 141 Foley Street
- CDC Case 2024-21 – variations for construction of a day‑care center at 1347 Irving Park Road
Board of Trustees
The Bensenville Village Board will hold a public hearing to consider issuing up to $2,000,000 in general obligation bonds for capital improvements in the Sesame Street Special Service Area. The funds will finance the full reconstruction of the roadway, installation of new curb gutters, sidewalks, and lighting.
- Public Hearing for General Obligation Bonds (Alternate Revenue Source) not to exceed $2,000,000
- Resolution authorizing purchase of ads on Comcast not to exceed $25,000
- Resolution authorizing emergency backup generator contract for wastewater plant, revised amount $106,275
- Resolution authorizing emergency sewer repair contract at 233 Marshall not to exceed $15,720
- Resolution ratifying emergency purchase of a new pool heater for Water's Edge Aquatic Center not to exceed $22,567.30
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is set to consider multiple construction contracts for road patching, sidewalk replacement, and pavement striping, along with agreements for engineering services and a school resource officer. The agenda also includes public hearings on zoning ordinances and a resolution to authorize a police service agreement.
- Construction contract for MFT Pavement Patching (up to $189,486.50)
- Construction contract for MFT Sidewalk Removal & Replacement (up to $100,000)
- Resolution for School Resource Officer with Bensenville School District 2
- Ordinance regulating home kitchen and cottage food preparation
- Ordinance regulating camping in public places
Community Development Commission
The Bensenville Community Development Commission will discuss four action items: a variance for a day‑care center at 1347 Irving Park Road, a special‑use permit for a motor‑vehicle repair shop at 1081 Entry Dr, a variance for a mixed‑use project at 101 Main St, and adoption of a Vision Zero traffic‑safety policy for the village.
- CDC Case 2024‑21 – Variations for a Day Care Center at 1347 Irving Park Road
- CDC Case 2024‑22 – Special Use Permit for Motor Vehicle Repair/Service at 1081 Entry Dr
- CDC Case 2024‑24 – Variations for Mixed‑Use Development at 101 Main St
- CDC Case 2024‑25 – Consideration of a Vision Zero Policy for the Village
Board of Trustees
The Village Board is authorizing $2 million in general obligation bonds to reconstruct Sesame Street, including new curbs, gutters, sidewalks, and lighting. The board is also considering a contract for electric vehicle charging stations and a railway sensor agreement.
- Issuance of $2,000,000 in bonds for the Sesame Street SSA Project
- Design-build contract with Burke Ltd. for EV charging stations not to exceed $643,354
- Warrant 24/14 for $1,433,959.72
- Agreement with Canadian Pacific Kansas City Railway for a predictive mobility system
- Construction contract to Schroeder Asphalt Services, Inc. for $189,486.50
Board of Trustees
The Bensenville Board of Trustees will consider an omnibus vote that includes several ordinances and resolutions. Key items are the elimination of the annual vehicle sticker tax and licensing fees for residents, adoption of a Vision Zero traffic safety policy, and land use variations for new developments at 1347 Irving Park Rd and 101 Main St. The agenda also contains resolutions for CDBG grant applications, contract change orders, and a warrant for $2,466,836.01.
- Ordinance eliminating the annual vehicle sticker tax and licensing fees for Village residents
- Ordinance adopting a Vision Zero policy for the Village
- Ordinance granting a variation for a new daycare development at 1347 Irving Park Rd
- Ordinance granting a variation for a new mixed‑use development at 101 Main St
- Resolution authorizing a contract with Vian Construction Co., Inc. for watermain repair near 1201 Irving Park Road (Not‑to‑Exceed $16,250)
Board of Trustees
The Village Board is reviewing a $919,507.16 warrant and deciding on a $1,814,164 payment to the Police Pension Fund. The meeting also includes a resolution for emergency water heater replacements at the Edge on Jefferson Street.
- Resolution for 2024 Police Pension Fund payment of $1,814,164
- Warrant 24/16 in the amount of $919,507.16
- Emergency purchase of two hot water heaters at the Edge on Jefferson Street for $12,727.04
- Proclamation recognizing October 2024 for Arts DuPage
Community Development Commission
At its November 5 meeting, the Bensenville Community Development Commission will consider five action items. These include two special use permit requests for motor vehicle repair and service at 1220 Mark St and 405‑407 Domenic Ct, a variation for wall sign quantity at 2 S York Rd, variations for off‑street loading, tree canopy coverage and refuse area at 220 Gateway Road, and a request to transfer a special use permit to DMZ Freight Inc at 485 Podlin Drive.
- Special Use Permit for motor vehicle repair/service at 1220 Mark St
- Special Use Permit for motor vehicle repair/service at 405‑407 Domenic Ct
- Variation for wall sign quantity at 2 S York Rd
- Variations for off‑street loading facility location, tree canopy coverage, and refuse area at 220 Gateway Road
- SUP Transfer Review request to DMZ Freight Inc at 485 Podlin Drive
Board of Trustees
The Village Board of Trustees meeting scheduled for November 12, 2024, has been cancelled. No specific business items or decisions were listed for this session.
Committee of the Whole
The Bensenville Village Board will review the Draft 2025 Budget and Community Investment Plan during a special budget workshop. The meeting includes presentations on departmental budgets and a public hearing scheduled for December 17, 2024.
- Review of Draft 2025 Budget for Village Manager's Office
- Review of Draft 2025 Budget for Community and Economic Development
- Review of Draft 2025 Budget for Finance Department
- Review of Draft 2025 Budget for Police Department
- Review of Draft 2025 Budget for Public Works Department
Special Board of Trustees
The Village Board will discuss the 2025 tax levy and a 2024 budget amendment. The meeting includes several special use permits for motor vehicle repair and various public works contract extensions.
- Ordinance adopting the 2025 Tax Levy in the amount of $5,411,425
- Purchase order to Roesch Ford for nine vehicles not to exceed $450,758.50
- Payment to the Village of Bensenville's Police Pension Fund of $1,228,383.62
- Special use permits for motor vehicle repair at 1220 Mark St and 405-407 Domenic Ct
- Warrant for November 19, 2024 in the amount of $4,617,824.24
Special Board of Trustees
The Board of Trustees will consider terminating the employment agreement of Village Manager Evan K. Summers and approving a separation agreement. The board is also proposing to appoint Police Chief Dan Schulze as Interim Village Manager.
- Motion to terminate the employment agreement of Village Manager Evan K. Summers
- Ordinance approving an employment separation and general release agreement with Evan K. Summers
- Motion to appoint Police Chief Dan Schulze as Interim Village Manager
- Ordinance to provide Police Chief Dan Schulze $1,000 per week in additional compensation while serving as Interim Village Manager
- Ordinance to provide Police Chief Dan Schulze five additional vacation days while serving as Interim Village Manager
Community Development Commission
The Community Development Commission will review requests for special use permits for motor vehicle repair and a vocational school. The body will also consider two variations regarding the location of ground-mounted solar energy collection systems.
- Special Use Permit for Motor Vehicle Repair and/or Service at 477 Thomas Dr
- Special Use Permit for Vocational School at 6 S Addison St
- Solar Energy Collection System ground-mounted variation at 950-990 Supreme Dr
- Solar Energy Collection System ground-mounted variation at 1010 Foster Ave
Community Development Commission
The Community Development Commission will approve the minutes from its January 7, 2025 meeting. It will consider a request to review and transfer the SUP to Vancaravan Incorporated located at 485 Podlin Drive. The commission will also receive a report from the Community and Economic Development department.
- Approval of January 7, 2025 meeting minutes
- SUP Transfer Review: request to transfer to Vancaravan Inc. at 485 Podlin Drive
- Report from Community and Economic Development
Special Board of Trustees
The Village Board is considering an ordinance to authorize a reimbursement agreement for public improvements to Arthur Court. Property owners have offered to fund the design and construction of the project up to $950,000.
- Ordinance for a reimbursement agreement for Arthur Court improvements
- Property owner funding for road repairs up to $950,000
- Village agreement to pay costs exceeding $950,000 from the CIP account
- Agreement involves BR Bensenville Properties LLC, Roe-Lee Investments LLC, Grand and Church Inc., and Church Road Two LLC
Board of Trustees
The Village Board will approve the February 25, 2025 warrant for $3,268,250.58 and consider an omnibus vote. It will discuss several ordinances, including a special‑use transfer at 485 Podlin Drive and amendments for hotel and restaurant development at the Sexton Redevelopment. The Board will also vote on multiple resolutions authorizing contracts for tree purchases, leak detection, mosquito abatement, and other public‑works projects.
- Warrant – February 25, 2025, $3,268,250.58
- Ordinance approving a special‑use transfer at 485 Podlin Drive
- Resolution authorizing a three‑year tree purchase contract with The Fields on Caton Farm, up to $152,450
- Resolution authorizing a four‑year leak detection services contract with Consulting Engineering, Inc., up to $55,360
- Resolution authorizing a mosquito abatement contract with Clarke Environmental Mosquito Management, Inc., up to $41,888
Community Development Commission
The Community Development Commission will review several special use permits for outdoor storage and vehicle repair, a subdivision plat, and the 2025 Zoning Map.
- Special Use Permit for outdoor storage at 1084 Industrial Dr Unit 6
- Preliminary and Final Plat of Subdivision at 224 Marshall Rd
- Special Use Permits for motor vehicle repair and outdoor storage at 1025 Industrial Dr
- Consideration of the 2025 Zoning Map
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will consider resolutions to authorize contracts for residential street repairs and a senior/disabled grass-cutting program. The agenda also includes zoning approvals and the approval of previous meeting minutes.
- Resolution to authorize $1,046,117.66 street improvement contract with Plote Construction
- Resolution to authorize $123,980 street improvement contract with Edwin Hancock Engineering
- Resolution to authorize $69,457 fire hydrant testing contract with Gewalt Hamilton Associates
- Ordinance approving Special Use Permit at 1084 Industrial Dr Unit 6
- Ordinance approving 2025 Zoning Map
Board of Trustees
The Bensenville Board will consider a consent agenda that includes special use permits, a subdivision plat, the 2025 zoning map, and several contracts totaling over $2.7 million. It will also approve the appointment of a community development commissioner and adopt guidelines for senior/disabled grass cutting. The meeting includes routine approvals of prior meeting minutes and a public comment period.
- Ordinance granting special use permits at 1025 Industrial Dr and 1084 Industrial Dr Unit 6
- Ordinance granting preliminary and final plat of subdivision at 224 Marshall Road
- Resolution approving the 2025 Zoning Map
- Resolution authorizing a $69,457 contract for fire hydrant flow testing with Gewalt Hamilton Associates
- Resolution authorizing a $1,046,117.66 construction contract with Plote Construction for residential street improvements
Community Development Commission
The Community Development Commission meeting scheduled for April 1, 2025, has been cancelled. No items were decided or discussed.
Board of Trustees
The Village Board is meeting to discuss updating water and sewer rates and establishing the South Industrial Special Service Area. The body is also reviewing several public works contracts and warehouse development variations.
- Ordinance amending water and sewer rates (section 8-7-7)
- Purchase of John Deere Excavator and Trailer for $199,989.19
- Change order for Addison Creek Storm Sewer Phase II Improvements increasing cost by $189,606.62
- Variations for new warehouse development at 1100 Tower Lane
- Fire hydrant painting contract with Go Painters Inc. for $121,480.00
Community Development Commission
The Community Development Commission will meet to consider a special use permit for outdoor storage and a variation for a pole sign. The meeting also includes the approval of minutes from a previous special meeting.
- Special Use Permit for outdoor storage area at 1069 Bryn Mawr Ave (CDC 2025-10)
- Variation for a pole sign at 3N784 Church Rd / 1008 S Church Rd (CDC Case 2025-11)
- Approval of April 8, 2025 Special Community Development Commission Meeting Minutes
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will consider several ordinances and resolutions, including an amendment to liquor license closing hours, special use permits for outdoor storage, and multiple public‑works contracts. A resolution will authorize a contract with GHC Mechanical for an HVAC unit at the John Street Ice Rink for up to $81,769. Another resolution will approve a four‑year fire‑hydrant flow‑testing contract with Gewalt Hamilton Associates for up to $69,457. The meeting will also vote on the 2025 Zoning Map, which updates the classification of 1100 N IL Rt 83 from I‑2 to C‑2.
- Ordinance amending Title 3, Chapter 3, Section 13 – Liquor License Closing Hours
- Special Use Permit for Outdoor Storage Area at 1069 Bryn Mawr
- Resolution authorizing GHC Mechanical contract for HVAC unit at John Street Ice Rink (not‑to‑exceed $81,769)
- Resolution authorizing Gewalt Hamilton Associates contract for fire‑hydrant flow testing (not‑to‑exceed $69,457)
- Resolution approving the 2025 Zoning Map, changing 1100 N IL Rt 83 from I‑2 to C‑2
Board of Trustees
The Bensenville Village Board will consider approving warrants, construction contracts, and zoning changes. The meeting includes a public comment session and an executive session for personnel and litigation matters.
- Warrant for $1,869,157.60
- Contract with GHC Mechanical for HVAC at John Street Ice Rink ($81,769)
- Construction contract for Browngate Subdivision Detention Basin ($357,616.50)
- Ordinance amending liquor license closing hours
- Resolution to extend police dispatch agreement with Addison until 2028
Community Development Commission
The Community Development Commission meeting scheduled for July 2, 2024, at Village Hall has been cancelled. No decisions or discussions were made.
- Meeting cancelled
- No Action Items scheduled
Board of Trustees
The Board of Trustees will review several construction contracts for storm sewers, street reconstruction, and parking lots. The meeting also includes a presentation from the Illinois Tollway regarding I-390 and I-490 construction and a retirement proclamation for Police Chief Daniel Schulze.
- Construction contract for Addison Creek Storm Sewer Phase II Improvements: $2,490,000
- Construction contract for Sesame Street Reconstruction SSA Project: $2,434,983.25
- Construction contract for Village Hall Parking Lot Reconstruction: $784,415.64
- Zoning map amendment for 1100 N Route 83 from I-2 General Industrial to C-2 Commercial
- Purchase order for five replacement generators and transfer switches: $788,676
Board of Trustees
The Village Board will consider a warrant for $4,835,736.35 and an omnibus consent agenda including contracts for snow removal, police vehicles, and bulk salt, as well as zoning approvals for several properties.
- Warrant - October 22, 2024, 24/17 $4,835,736.35
- Contracts for 2024-2025 Senior/Disabled Snow Removal Program ($61,297)
- Purchase of 600 tons of bulk rock salt ($41,688)
- Purchase of police vehicle ($50,500)
- Ordinance approving Special Use Permits at 764 Thomas Dr
Board of Trustees
The Board of Trustees is meeting to review a $2,330,983.00 warrant and approve several infrastructure and equipment contracts. The body will also consider appointments to the Fire Protection District and an ordinance regarding surplus property.
- Warrant for May 14, 2024 in the amount of $2,330,983.00
- Purchase of one bucket truck from Roesch Ford not to exceed $177,859
- Purchase order for sanitary sewer televising camera replacement not to exceed $93,083
- Contract with PremiStar Mechanical Services for John St Ice Rink repairs not to exceed $42,900
- Contract with Water Well Solutions for Foster Pump Station emergency repair not to exceed $28,990